Subject: POLITICO New York Playbook: CUOMO insiders in probe — TOOBIN on BHARARA -- DE BLASIO’s rough weekend
From: "Azi Paybarah, Jimmy Vielkind and Mike Allen" <[email-masked]>
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Date: Mon, 2 May 2016 07:54:46 -0600

05/02/2016 07:30 AM EDT

By Azi Paybarah in Manhattan, Jimmy Vielkind in Albany, and Mike Allen in D.C., with Daniel Lippman

CUOMO INSIDERS AT CENTER OF PREET PROBE - POLITICO New York's Jimmy Vielkind: A lobbyist at the center of the federal inquiry into the Cuomo administration's Buffalo Billion program has been advising one of the key agencies overseeing it, SUNY Polytechnic Institute, as well as development companies that it contracted to build multi-million facilities at its campuses. Todd Howe, whose relationship with the Cuomo family spans three decades, has been advising Syracuse-based COR Development - which has erected two buildings for SUNY Poly in DeWitt -as well as LPCiminelli, a major contractor in Buffalo that is building the $750 million solar panel factory that is the Buffalo Billion's signature
 project. On Friday, a Cuomo administration official said Howe and his firm - a subsidiary of Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna called WOH Solutions - are banned from contacting or meeting with state officials." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e88f52b48e4427fffa4805c1f2a7a79cb4c9ac35ead517a4e3 

- The Wall Street Journal and New York Daily News this weekend reported that Percoco received payments from COR and Competitive Power Ventures while he was taking leave to run Andrew Cuomo's 2014 campaign and did not properly disclose them. The New York Times and Buffalo News suggested Percoco had taken payments from Clough Harbour Associates, or CHA. A source told the Daily News the payments were "upward of $100,000, if not more." Percoco's lawyer, Barry Bohrer, did not return a call on Sunday but said in a Friday night email that "Mr. Percoco was a dedicated and effective public servant, who is proud of the service that he rendered to the people of the state of New York."

- Erica Orden in the Wall Street Journal: "Behind the scenes, Mr. Percoco has also advocated on behalf of the Democratic governor before the state legislature and has directed government events while presenting himself as a current member of the executive chamber, according to people familiar with the matter. Those actions provoke concerns among some ethics watchdogs about his competing public- and private-sector interests, particularly with regard to matters in which Madison Square Garden has a stake." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8d0ef98951f2b2dd3e7593585fc77cd491cb42efbcc0d30d5 

QUOTE OF THE DAY: "If the raccoon was stealing pizza for a cause he believed in, do you think he was still breaking the law, necessarily?" - reporter to de Blasio after his reading of children's book 'Secret Pizza Party," to kids at the Queens Public library. 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY: N.Y. Assemblyman David Weprin, Mika Brzezinski, Jesse Rodriguez, senior producer of "Morning Joe" and the pride of Miami, Assemblyman Ron Kim, Post editorial board member Michael Benjamin, ex-Rep. Bob Turner and Laura Haight, a lobbyist for home care, Mayors Against Illegal Guns' Amanda Konstam, former Bloomberg Administration press aide, DNAinfo reporter Rachel Holliday Smith, CBS2 New York's Dick Brennan, and actor Ellie Kemper, who plays NYC transplant and title character in the show Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

TABS -- Daily News: "BUY, BUY ETHICS: $115M doled out to campaign consultants; Get pols elected, turn around & lobby 'em; 5 of 7 firms subpoenaed in Blaz probe" -- Post: "HOLY HELL: 161-year-old church burns" -- SEE THEM: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e85669127115828d0148a23225a8247919d129a6758ea9cea4 

-- amNY: "NYC FOR FREE! 20 cool things to do here without spending a dime" -- Metro: "RESCUE ME, MR. OR MRS. PRESIDENT: New York shelters part of campaign urging incoming president to welcome homeless pet into the White House" -- SEE THEM: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8c7976952f95fc92be78fd15089d8127acc1f5b08aa0a8ffc 

-- NY mag: "OUR DEMOCRACY HAS NEVER BEEN SO RIPE FOR TYRANNY" -- Newsday: "NASSAU CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS: NEW LAW MISSES DONATIONS: Rules leave out common ways vendors die money" -- Hamodia: "De Blasio: Probed Won't Affect Re-Election Bid" -- El Diario [translated]: NYC donates a million condoms to Puerto Rico before threat of Zika"

FRONT PAGES -- NYT, 1-col., above the fold: "Stricter Rules Over Voter IDs Reshape Races" -- WSJNY, 4-col., above the fold: "Silver Set to Learn His Fate" -- SEE THEM: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e86c53a3706d0d1129af14e4900c3ce7f3d1c632658b19aa06 

MORE DE BLASIO HITS - "Mayor de Blasio reads 'Secret Pizza Party' to Queens kids - and the plot mirrors the fund-raising probe he's caught up in" - Daily News's Dale Eisinger and Denis Slattery: "When you make something secret, you make it special. That was the bizarre lesson Mayor de Blasio - whose questionable fund-raising tactics are at the center of an ongoing criminal probe - delivered Saturday to a group of children at a Queens library. Hizzoner read from the illustrated children's book "Secret Pizza Party" at the Woodside branch of the Queens Library alongside library boss Dennis Walcott and City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer. The poorly chosen yarn follows the exploits of a wily
 raincoat-clad raccoon who is overly enthusiastic about keeping secrets and stealing pizza.

"When you make something secret, you make it special," the immoral masked mammal says. "Regular handshake: Boring. Secret handshake: Booyah!"

The eyebrow-raising book could barely keep the attention of the roomful of rambunctious kids, and may have left the mayor with a bad case of indigestion. He didn't seem to recognize the unintended irony." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8cf97358e8abea6786bbebaed38d6dd80926b261268c8b446

""If the raccoon was stealing pizza for a cause he believed in, do you think he was still breaking the law, necessarily?" one reporter asked as the mayor exited the library. Another used the raccoon's tale as a jumping off point to grill de Blasio about a Gov. Cuomo ally being probed for potential improper lobbying and undisclosed conflicts of interest involving an upstate power plant. "What do you think of Joe Percoco's secret pizza party?" the reporter asked. De Blasio cracked a smile, but declined to address any pizza or raccoon-related inquiries." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8cf97358e8abea6786bbebaed38d6dd80926b261268c8b446

-- Obama makes fun of Bill de Blasio's "C.P. Time" joke -Huffington Post's Sam Levine: "During the annual White House Correspondents' dinner on Saturday, President Barack Obama poked fun at a joke made by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Obama joked that he was late because he was running on "CPT time," something he said "stands for jokes white people should not make."

De Blasio and Clinton were criticized earlier this month after the two were onstage together de Blasio joked he was late to endorse her because he was running on "CP time" - a remark offensive towards African Americans." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e86e135a4f98051a9ba72314e1a4428350ffcf4a2af7a4c0f9

--"The mastermind behind de Blasio's shady finances," by Post's Aaron Short: "Longtime de Blasio pal Kevin Finnegan - a former political director of the powerful SEIU 1199 hospital-workers union [faces] an open question whether [his] ideas led de Blasio afoul of the law. ... But Finnegan's tutoring has been the basis of de Blasio's handling of political cash." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e849240e67b5463a7d5cd437bf243b8d6a34536214db3c9ade

BIG CASH FOR CAMPAIGN CONSULTANTS - Daily News' Ken Lovett: "Showing how New York campaigns are such big business, the state's seven top political consulting firms - including five that have been subpoenaed in financing probes - were paid a whopping $115.5 million combined over the past five years, a Daily News analysis shows. ... Five of the seven firms were subpoenaed last year by state Board of Elections Chief Enforcement Officer Risa Sugarman as part of an investigation into whether an unsuccessful coordinated fund-raising effort led by Mayor de Blasio and his team to help the Democrats win control of the Senate in 2014 sought to intentionally evade state campaign finance laws. ... The
 setup has long upset critics who decry that the consultants work to get people elected and then use their access to appear before those same public officials on behalf of clients with business before the state or city. ... AKPD Message and Media, which was founded by President Obama's former adviser David Axelrod and whose New York clients include Gov. Cuomo, de Blasio and the state Democratic Party, was paid the most of any firm since 2011 - $37.9 million. Red Horse Strategies was next with $20.1 million, followed by the Parkside Group ($15.8 million), SKDKnickerbocker ($15.3 million), Mark Guma Communications ($11.6 million), BerlinRosen ($9.6 million) and The Advance Group ($5.2
 million)." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e82a4cc3bc4d5909dc6fb06c86fe0ceb28f782077568a83a3c 

-- The News' put the story on the wood, under the headline, "Buy, Buy Ethics" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8cd4e27419c6c97cf987c1eaefd40a6447f5e7a0e4aa04e7d 

LAWMAKERS IN JAIL - Times' Vivian Yee: "If they have one thing in common, these Albany alumni, it is this: They refuse to be expunged from the rolls of the innocent. 'It doesn't weigh on me that there's this opinion of me, because it's not true,' said William F. Boyland Jr., a Democrat who represented Brownsville in the Assembly. He is serving a 14-year sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution in Loretto, Pa., a five-hour drive out to the western part of the state, after being convicted of bribery in 2014. It is a recurring theme. 'I don't have that thing where I'm a criminal, so I'm smiling,' said Mr. Gonz&aacute;lez, who spent much of a four-hour interview at his Bronx apartment
 outlining, in baroque detail, all the ways he said he had been railroaded by prosecutors, the judge and even his own lawyer. (Before he left prison, he said, his fellow inmates told him, 'You're safer here with the homies. The billionaires will put out a contract on you. They don't like you, 'cause you tell it like it is.') 'I did not steal money from Soundview or from anybody,' said Mr. Espada, referring to the health care network he ran. He had not received a fair trial, he said; he would have continued to contest the charges had he not run out of resources and the will to subject his family to what he described as further pain." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e81cdbb3e00f98ad2cf01cc912ee2d4979ca47ab6149edd24d 

--Obama makes fun of Bill de Blasio's "C.P. Time" joke -Huffington Post's Sam Levine: "During the annual White House Correspondents' dinner on Saturday, President Barack Obama poked fun at a joke made by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Obama joked that he was late because he was running on 'CPT time,' something he said 'stands for jokes white people should not make.' De Blasio and Clinton were criticized earlier this month after the two were onstage together de Blasio joked he was late to endorse her because he was running on 'CP time' - a remark offensive towards African Americans." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e86e135a4f98051a9ba72314e1a4428350ffcf4a2af7a4c0f9

MEDIA MORNING -- In a story about CNN's ratings bonanza this cycle, WSJ's Keach Hagey and Nick Niedzwiadek quoted CNN president Jeff Zucker saying: "I think it was a legitimate criticism of CNN that it was a little too liberal ... We have added many more middle-of-the-road conservative voices to an already strong stable of liberal voices. And I think that we are a much more balanced network and, as a result, a much more inviting network to a segment of the audience that might not have otherwise been willing to come here."  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e892e41b26cbe604e97c29d4964d54a04acba5157204602b18

- "Nerdy fight breaks out at WHCD afterparty between Fox News and Huffington Post reporters," by WashPost's Emily Heil: At the MSNBC afterparty in "the early-morning hours of Sunday, a scuffle broke out between Fox News correspondent Jesse Watters and Ryan Grim, the Huffington Post's Washington bureau chief. ... Grim and Watters were ... in a heated tent just outside the main party area. ... Grim realized who Watters was and recalled a beef he had with the 'O'Reilly Factor' correspondent that dated back to 2009, when Watters, known as an 'ambush journalist,' had engineered an on-camera confrontation of writer Amanda Terkel, now a HuffPo colleague of Grim. ...

"Grim decided to give Watters a taste of his own medicine, whipping out his camera phone and filming him. Watters didn't take well to this, eventually snatching the phone away from Grim and putting it in his pocket. Grim set out to retrieve it, and a scuffle ensued. ...

"[T]he two flailed around a bit, upending a table and bumping into several people. 'Punches were definitely thrown,' said one witness. Before any damage was done, several bystanders, including RNC [chief strategist and comms director] Sean Spicer [and Politico's Ken Vogel], separated the two. ... Grim was unrepentant. 'Ambush guy can't take getting ambushed,' he said. 'Maybe he should think about his life choices.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8da111e189f53813c4267cbfb902c810765c3ed55ade57075

PIC: @daveweigel: "Brawl between @ryangrim and @jessebwatters at MSNBC party." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8ac960043abb7190d412725c3b60a1f23d6e4280bc6f51486

ANDREW SULLIVAN is back: The former Daily Dish blogger's new cover story in New York Magazine, Our Democracy Has Never Been So Ripe for Tyranny -- The Case Against the People" with the online headline: "Democracies end when they are too democratic. And right now, America is a breeding ground for tyranny."  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e865b9f1b86134ecada24129ed4c75d7a82bb94f273a63b52c ... See the cover.  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e81fba789a12cc93f25941043b43a670b4357c736db92c9a03

EXCERPT - "THE SHOWMAN" - Jeff Toobin profiles U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in this week's New Yorker: "...Bharara plays down his conflict with [Steve] Cohen, but he does little to hide his dislike for another subject of a Southern District investigation: Governor Andrew Cuomo, of New York.The cause of Bharara's ire can be identified with some precision.In July, 2013, in response to New York's long history of corruption in state government (and to some of Bharara's early prosecutions of legislators), Cuomo created what was known as the Moreland Commission. Cuomo's charge to the commission, which was given subpoena power, was to investigate corruption in state government, and to submit
 recommendations by the end of the following year. Then, on March 29, 2014, the day that Cuomo announced a budget deal with the legislature, he abruptly shut down the Moreland investigation. Bharara pounced. "Preet is a very intense guy, and he can get angry," Rich Zabel, his former deputy, told me. "It was just obviously outrageous to shut down the Moreland Commission. We were, like, there is no way that is going to stand. And we sent the van over."

"Toward the end of [a recent] day in Albany, Bharara went to an auditorium at WAMC ... for a town-hall-style meeting before an invited audience of good-government activists. ... 'What has been going on in New York State government is heartbreaking, infuriating, and almost comic.' At least, he pointed out, 'there are tough cops on the beat.' ... It seems likely ... that he would welcome an offer to be the U.S. Attorney General in a Democratic Administration. Such an appointment would make him the boss of James Comey, now the F.B.I. director, for whom Bharara worked when he was an A.U.S.A."  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8bccb24555d83f7c994a5fe11b6f19ee65adece100690b2fc 

HAPPENING TOMORROW - Pete Hegseth, an alum of Vets For Freedom and Concerned Veterans for America, has written "In the Arena: Good Citizens, a Great Republic, and How One Speech Can Reinvigorate America": He speaks tomorrow in NYC at an event hosted by the Republican Jewish Coalition. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8fc308d212ad709580ab127bc1403435db7398c5c8a20439f ... $18.12 on Amazon  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e889645569591318dcb9dc691170162f9b6e52f661981534c3

TRANSITIONS -- Kelsey Rohwer has joined the corporate marketing team at advertising agency 360i as a PR and communications manager, where she starts next week. Kelsey was most recently the public relations manager at Time Inc., where she worked with the TIME, Fortune and Money titles.

WEEKEND WEDDING -- Congratulations to City comptroller Scott Stringer's former press secretary Audrey Gelman, who was married Saturday night in Detroit to Ilan Zechory, co-founder of annotation start-up Genius. Gelman is co-founder & CEO of The Wing and alum of SKDKnickerbocker and Hillary Clinton 2008. Stringer toasted the newlyweds, and told guests he was just grateful he didn't have to follow bridesmaid Lena Dunham in the toasting order. Pic of the bride and bridesmaids  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e87a301959b8e7fdbb7d68e0cd9a204a746bc31034c3925fe8 

SPOTTED: New York Times's Michael Grynbaum; Last Week Tonight staff writer Juli Weiner; Tablet founder Alana Newhouse and David Samuels; POLITICO's Annie Karni; Wall Street Journal's Ted Mann; New York Times's Jazmine Hughes, Buzzfeed's Jenna Weiss-Berman, CBS's Will Rahn, T Magazine's Hilary Moss, New York Times's critical shopper Katherine Bernard, Vogue's Chloe Malle, Lena Dunham, Jack Antonoff, Scott Stringer, Elyse Stringer, and Stringer's Chief of Staff Sascha Owen, Cleveland Cavaliers and Quicken Loans C.E.O. Dan Gilbert, and Kickstarter's Julie Wood. 

--Sarah Doolin and Dave Roy got married this weekend in Saint Theresa Beach, Florida. Sarah is the director of communications for the Partnership for a New American Economy and Dave is a web developer for Showtime. The Hamilton-loving couple originally met at the Broadway Ball in NYC and got engaged at Lincoln Center after Dave took her to see her favorite ballet. They're heading off to Mexico for their honeymoon today. Pic  http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e83ce930a6409b64cb20546536a5079fb57f7be20fa117b2b2

REAL ESTATE -- HEAVY LIFT-"Gentrification gone wild: Luxury building forklifts SUV off street," by Post's Melkorka Licea: "Here's the shocking moment a construction crew hoisted a Williamsburg family's SUV off the street to make room for work on a luxury building site. Contractors for Two Trees Management used a forklift to uproot the 2004 Infiniti while working on the $2 billion redevelopment of the former Domino Sugar Refinery. 'You can't just pick up somebody's nice car and toss it wherever,' the family's son, Henry Nahrwold, fumed to The Post. ... Two Trees spokeswoman Nicole Kolinsky blamed Yonkers-based RNC Construction. 'We pride ourselves on being good neighbors and have reprimanded
 our subcontractor for this unacceptable behavior,' she said. 'We have been assured that the subcontractor will fully pay for any damages.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8a75f6832825fde575dc560a419a9466b827917a8cb58ac64

FOR SALE-"Thor Selling 693 Fifth Avenue at Four Times 2010 Price," by Commercial Observer's Max Gross: "Commercial Observer has learned that Thor Equities' Midtown office and retail property 693 Fifth Avenue between East 54th and East 55th Street, is in contract for $525 million, almost four times what it paid for the building six years ago. A source close to the deal would not say who the buyer was, but that it was a non-commercial developer. (The deal was apparently done off-market.) This represents a big coup for Thor; the firm purchased the property for $142.5 million in 2010, and scored a huge deal when it got Valentino to take its 19,600-square-foot space in 2013 for a staggering
 $3,000 per square foot." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e84b6f1e6607187a1499f8b63cb5f79bef2fda9fd2425309e1

NEW YARDSTICK-"Milbank Commits to Big Chunk of 55 Hudson Yards in Far West Side Move," by Commercial Observer's Terence Cullen: "Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy has signed a letter of intent to occupy a large chunk of space at 55 Hudson Yards, the Far West Side office tower that developers Related Companies, Oxford Property Group and Mitsui Fudosan America have been courting to law firms. The white-shoe law firm is planning to take 250,000 square feet across nine floors of the 1.3-million-square-foot office tower at the corner of West 33rd Street and 11th Avenue, according to a press release from the building's developers. A deal should be finalized by the end of this summer." 
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THE HOME TEAMS -- POLITICO New York's Howard Megdal: Giants 6, Mets 1: The Mets' eight-game winning streak was snapped, as Madison Bumgarner outpitched Noah Syndergaard.

-- Red Sox 8, Yankees 7: Sure, the Yankees lost again, but at least they scored some runs.

-- The day ahead: the Mets host the Braves.

WATER BREAK -- "A New Marina Aims to Remind New Yorkers of Their Waterways," by Times' Sarah Maslin Nir: "New York City is crisscrossed with rivers and bounded by the sea, facts easily forgotten when fighting the swift human currents of the city streets. But the owners of a marina that opened on Sunday off the banks of Brooklyn Heights in Brooklyn Bridge Park are aiming to remind New Yorkers of the water that plies this place, and how to enjoy it. "You're on an island, and nobody thinks about the water except as something you need to get across, or over, or avoid somehow," said Estelle Lau, the deputy chief executive officer of the marina at Pier 5, where Joralemon Street dead ends at the
 East River.

The marina, called ONE015 Brooklyn - a reference to the coordinates of a marina over 9,500 miles away, in Singapore, where the majority partner of the $27 million project is based - will be a private dock with 100 slips for skiffs, yachts and the occasional hulking lightship. It will also devote a portion of its proceeds to community groups that will use the marina for education programs." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8780653b747230a601041615ee26b0e358919e931fe655f47

#UpstateAmerica: Bob Luongo, the hot dog king of Syracuse, 76. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=ea1161fe0b9213e8ca87a1ad1ab3bc7be2ee6c4e1836d1158e18964ef80faf98 

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